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20th February 2024 Content supplied by: Biosisto b.v.
Discover the Importance of Using Certified Reference Materials for Food Pathogens
Biosisto BV offers a range of certified reference materials for food and water laboratories and has prepared a whitepaper that explains the importance of using Certified Reference Materials (CRMs) for food and water laboratories and includes an 8-step chart on how to implement CRM in your Microbiological quality program.
Download Whitepaper on Importance of Using Certified Reference Materials.
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Date Published: 20th February 2024
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